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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-23
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-23

THE squirrel season is here, out
where are the squirrels ?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-23

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Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
CHlLOREN'S DAY.

Thirty Thousand Children Picnicking In
Hyde Park-The Prince of Wales and
Visiting Royalty ROlIcking with Young
sters-The Queen Adds Her Presence to
the Inspiring Scene.
LONDON, June % The children's fete
at Hyde Park yesterday in honor Of the
Queens jubilee was a grand affair.
Fully thirty Thousand children were pres
ent The Prince Of Wales, accompanied
by nearly all the visiting royalties, ar
rived shortly after the festivities began,
and the children in the excess Of their
exuberant spirits and curiosity to behold
the personages at close range broke down
the rope barriers and crowded around the
visitors. The royal party were delighted
at the enthusiasm Of the children, and
their dignity and the children's faint
knowledge of the requirements Of eti
quette vanished at once. The visitors
mingled and romped with the children,
and the latter sang "God Bless the Prince
Of Wales" In variety Of keys, exhaust
ing the possibilities of the musical scale,
and more than making up in earnestness
what they lacked in harmony. The vis-
itors afterward proceeded to the royal
platform, where the queen shortly alter
arrived. The children massed themselves
in orderly lines on either side Of the car
riage way, ard as Her Majesty reached
the platform the assembled bands Of
music played the national anthem, the
children at the same time singing the
music and words, producing an effect
really grand.
little girl chosen to represent the
whole of the children, presented the
Queen with a memorial cup and as Her
Majesty was leaving the platform to re-
tArn to Windsor the children sang "Rule
Brittania" in chorus accompanied by the
bands. A large mum Der of the aristocracy
assisted at the fete, and to their efforts
the success Of the affair is largely due.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Gladstone, the Earl of Derby and Ear
Spencer.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

fEs cost Of the bricklayers' strike at
Chicago is estimated to be fully S2,5OO,OOO
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SMITH is actlng
Governor of Illinois during Governor
Oglesby's absence East.
EDWARD SNEED was executed Tor mur-
der at Independence, No, on the oath.
A ROME telegram of the oath says the
Pope is about to excommunicate DR.. NC
Glynn without further delay.
A REMARKABLE break occurred in the
Gould stocks on the New York Exchange
on the oath, and considerable Of panic
ensued.
A VOICE Of alarm has been raised in the
French Senate over the excessive use OF
spirits by the people.
CHICAGO burglars chloroformed
houseful of boarders on the morning OF
the oath. and then robbed the institution.
HoKE, the Peoria Qll) defaulter has
been granted supersedeas, and Will not
60 to Joliet just yet.
KING MILAN Of Servia appears to be IN
a dilemma, and is about to visit Vienna to
solicit material aid from Austria.
New YoRK's Supreme Court has re.
yersed the decision prohibiting hotel
keepers from furnishing guests liquor at
meals on Sunday.
ALFRED BLUNT, the little hunchback
negro who murdered his wife in Caron-
delet about year ago, was hanged IN the
ST. Louis jail-yard on the oath.
THE Interstate Commerce Commission
reassembles July 12. On the 18th the
comp amt Of St. Louis grocers against the
Missouri Pacific will be heard.
MRS. LOGAN has given orders to MISS
Adelaide Johnson, formerly Of St Louis,
who has been her guest at Washington
for some time, to make busts OF herself
and General Logan in marble
A DISPATCH from Auburn, Ala, reports
the burning on the oath Of the State
Agricultural and Mechs cal College
Loss. $50. 600; insurance, so, 600.
IT is reported from Winnipeg that ga
briel Dumont has crossed the frontier
from Montana and is now in the Sweet
Grass hills, and 1t is supposed exciting
the half-breeds.
ABoUT SIX hundred men employed at
the Atlantic oil refinery at Point Breeze
Pa, went out on strike on the oath against
the employment OF Hungarians at the
works.
The German Crown Prince visited DR..
Mackenzie in London daily during the
past week. DR.. Mackenzie will remove
arother portion Of the growth in the
Princes throat during the present week.
The impression is gaming in Europe
that the Pope will succeed in securing the
territorial ca he is striving for, and es
tablish as the head of the church, his per-
sOnal rulership over il, receiving am.
bassadors and, IN short, become one OF
the soyereigns Of the earth.
TIE action of the American authorities
at Niagara Falls in preventing Lahore rs
residing in Canada from working iu the
UniIed States has Great ed no little dis
pleasure iu Official circles at Ottawa,
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
PROTECTION FOR SETTLERS.

Land Commissioner Sparks Working IN
Protect Settlers From the Rapaeity n,
Railroad COrporatiOns-A Case in Point
WASHINGTON, Juae 25-Land COmmis.
sioner Sparks yesterday transmitted IA
the Secretary of the Interior recon.
mendation which, if adopted, will make A
new departure in the relations Of thu
country and the settlers. The Commis.
sioner states that it is the practice of
certain railroads, even after the patents
have been issued to settlers, to continue
the fight in the courts, and thus, by vexa.
tious delays and artiOns, to so haras the
settlers, who have not the means to for.
low the cases, as to compel them to nav
the railroads to quiet Its alleged
title to the settlers land. Tn
stop this and to have the Unitel States
take up the settlers fight is the desire Of
Commissioner Sparks.
A case was reported to the Secretary of
the Interior yesterday, that Of W. NJ. Nat.
tocks. a settler in Kansas, who located
on land within the indemnify limits of the
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas railroad, and
who settled in 1886 before the railroad
withdrawal was made, but who was pre-.
vented from putting his claim on record in
the local land office by erroneous advice
of the register of the United States Land
Office, who was at the same time an Off.
cial of the railroad company. Then when
the settler again applied to enter, he was
told that the lands were withdrawn fir
the railroad.
In 1873 the tract occupied by the settler
was patented to the railroad company
This settler remained on the land where
he has lived with his family for more
than twenty years, and has for worth
g. 500. The railroad company attempted
to GUST him by proceedings in the District
Court of the State. The court decided in
favor of the settler, and the railroad
company appealed to the Supreme Court
Of the StaJe. The settler applied to the
Department of the Interior from relief
from the prosecutions of the railroad
company, stating that he was unable to
defend his claim through all the courts.
Commissioner Sparks recommends to
the Secretary that suit be at once brought
TO set aside the railroad patent, and that
the United States attorney be instructed,
through the Department OF Justice, to ap
near in the State Supreme Court and ad.
wise the court Of such steps and tile such
motions as may be necessary to protect
the settler ) home.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
His Heels Saved Him.

CHICAGO, June % M. E. Clare, tele-
graph operator of this city, is an Irish
man and an ardent Home-ruler. As Prim-
rose Lodge of the order of the Sons Of
st. George was marching along Washing
ton street yesterday to join the jubilee
procession, Clare got his eye fixed on C
magnificent silk flag and his Irish blood
rose up in rebellion. He jumped out into
the street caught fold OF the flag and
before the astonished standard bearer
could prevent him had torn the banner
about half way across. With yells half
dozen enraged Sons Of st. George start.
ed for the daring Hibernian, but the lat
ter's feetness of foot was equal to his
daring, and he managed to escape.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
Prize Fight Between Pair OF Amalo'~

Prize Fight Between Pair OF amalo''
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June A.-IWo ams
IONS, named Mary Weidman ana ho.D
Dugan, settled dispute in room over
Fourth avenue saloon late last nlSnI u u,
regular bare-knuckle Knockout nsH'
lasting through four rounds queen
berry rules. Four men and two lem',
friends Of the combatants were tne Vui "nj
witnesses. A referee was chosen' 'n, ~,
tha(V (Varriers in calico came to the scra'.' y
with their slee yes rolled up to tneir '.
bows At the call of time they Wen' -
it in fierce fashion. ,d
It was soon evident that Weldman s'r s',
the most science, and she oatuerTu CO., an
opponent in savage manner, aora
was game, however, and in the se.U,. ,"r.
round started claret from her an''''
nist's nose. ,..ded,
In the third round Weidman lsnuor ava
terrific right-hander on Dugans ' ;ss
discoloring the optic and selui"o
recipient to the carpet. ..soar
Both women were weak ana u1O,i S0uri
groggy when time for the tour'I yiur
was called. After considerable cia"hJi
and reckless slugging, Weld man 10 ,tI arm
again on Dugan's eye with stralsnt gu feel
blow, knocking her clear on nc, Va.
The blow settled her and WeidmaA
declared winner. IAN fulJ
II was some time before Dugan ,;tsi
recovered, and his face presenIeu Hark 4
sorry sight. Weidman was also = n srier
up considerably. Weidman has u ths
ance to settle with another teHlai0 hs ar
town, and a mill will probably "
ranged between them.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
A BRAVE GIRL
Incidents of the Champlaln Disaster
Brave Miss Wakefield, Who Swan
Ashore, Fearing the Captains Child
Captain Casey's Courage.

Incidents of the Champlaln Disaster
Brave Miss Wakefield, Who Swan
Ashore, Fearing the Captains Child
Captain Casey's Courage.
Chicago. June 25.-The schooner Ra
cine. whose crew rescued the survivors
of the Champlain disaster, arrived here
last evening. At the time the Champiain
caught fire, the Racine was lying along
side a pier six miles from CharlevOiG
Captain Hanson woke up, saw the burn
ing steamer and sent part Of his crew in q
yawI to rescue the perishing passengers
With the remainder Of his crew ne ran
down the beach to an old nsnooat
launched it and started for the wreck
The boat had not been used for long
time and leaked. When about half way out
to the Champlain, Captain Hanson came
across a young woman who was SWIM
ming towards shore with a child. Ihls
was Miss Mary Wakefield, Of CharlevOiL
She had jumped overheard from the
burning steamer with the slx-yearOd
daughter of Captain Kehoe clasped IN her
arms. Grasping a broken fender sne
clung to it. and selling the clothing OF the
child in her teeth, she bravely swan
ashore. Captain Hanson says she IS the
pluckiest woman he ever saw in his lie.
When he started to take her and the child
into his boat, she told him to hurry
away to the others, as she could
take care of herself She reached shore
in safety, and when another OF the ship
wrecked passengers was taken from tle
boat in an almost frozen condition and lad
upon the beach, she took OF her flannel
underskirt and wrapped it round him
When Captain Hanson reached the wreck
the Racine's yawl had picked up hfteen
persons. He saved SIX more, and seven
teen fioated ashore by the aid Of planE'
and life-preservers Among the bod
les picked up by Captain Hanson was
that of Mrs. Ella Coopersmlta
of Charlevoix. She wac tounu
floating on the surface Of the lake. Inc
position Of her life-preserver shows Vna'
she had worked it down so as to keeps
much of her body as possible out Oh VIC
icv water. Becoming benumoed aua
fatigued, her head had fallen over un'l
was submerged and she drowned II
speaking of Captain Casey, Captain han,
son said he never knew what courage u
a man meant until he witnessed 'u'
heroic fortitude displayed by the Ora''
commander of the Champlain.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
A Deliberate Murder

BROOKLYN, June %. - Ut. nby;
Duggan, one of the best KNOW os tlns
clans in the city, was shot u, he Es
and killed yesterday afternoon % natien
emerging from the house OF or . - ags
The murderer is Geo. Weiule # ID
twenty-five, who waited in lrOnT nut. al
house for the doctor to come ou' Sd
then, after a short conversanpe n.cape 81
him. He made no attempt 10 Ike sri
was very cool He refused 70 IL u nrds,
statement, and the cause oil the Ia ~ Wsa
unknown. Duggau had ATTENDED .s"i VET
ler's family in sickness, out Nh tbe actsl
ler says she can not account ~. ont for y
of her husband. Weidler Is "s'
Louisiana Lottery.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE dock trials of the machinery OF the
cruiser Chicago, which have just been
finished have resulted satisfactorily and
the vessel is ready to start from Chester
to New York. Engineer ]. W. Thompson
has been permanently attached to the
Chicago.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

AT meeting of the manufacturers and
business men generally of Dubuque Ia,
on the night of the Goth, board Of trade
was organized. A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare constitution and BY
laws and to report at another meeting on
the oath.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

In order to compete with the Western
pool of pork. packing concerns the New
York Slaughtering Company has secured
a laughter-house in New York, and will
equip it with machinery capable OF
slaughtering 1000 hogs per day. The or
ganization is Of recent formation.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

UNITED STATES MINISTER MCLANE pub
fishes a note stating that he offered Baron
RAYMOND de Seller, who was recently
placed in a lunatic asylum by relatives,
and who, in 1865, in New York, declared
his intention Of becoming an American
citizen, only friendly services in securing
liberty.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE contest over the Lieutenant-Gov-
ernorship of Indiana has been revived in
the State Board Of Equalization. 1t is the
duty Of the Northumberland to pre-
side over the board. Robinson was
elected president by the Republican State
officers. The Governor is protesting on
the ground that Robinson is not Lieuten-
ant-Governor.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

AT the afternoon reception at Buckin g.
ham Palace, on the 23d, the Queen re-
ceived numerous addresses and gifts.
The womans' gift of $4,000 was subscrib-
ed to erect in Windsor a replica Of the
famous Glasgow equestrian statue Of the
Prince Consort. The Queen will lay the
foundation stone of the new statue on
July IA. Any surplus remaining will be
devoted to some charitable object.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE Mount Vernon estate, where the
remains Of Washington lie entombed, has
been enlarged by the addition OF tract
of thlrty-three and one-half acres on the
northern side near the old Washington
mansion. 1t was secured through the
generosity Of Jay Gould.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

GENERAL BLACK, Commissioner Of Pen
sions, has detectives at work on the case
OF Francis Patterson, of Elmira, ~ Y,
who is charged with having obtained a
pension fraudulently in March last. Pat
terson we. granted a pension for total
blindness and received the sum of $1,000
ior arrearages. 1t now appears the pen
sion was granted upon the perjured afi-
pavito OF Wilkes Miller, citizen Of Elmira.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

TIE Government is to institute a coast
patrol to aid local authorities in quaran-
tine regulation.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

A WOMAN known as Anna Butterfeld,
who has lately been working in bakery
at Riverside Cal, has been identified as
one of the persons who apparently had
some knowledge or connection with the
alleged abduction OF Mrs. Albert Brooks,
Of Juniata, Mich, who recently came into
poss ession Of large fortune at Denver,
Col, and then mysteriously disappeared
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

TIE distress caused by the recent earth
quake in Sonora and particularly in
Bavispe, has become so great that the
charitably inclined throughout the north
ern States of Mexico have commenced
collecting contributions for its relief
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE Emperor of Austria's jubilee
present to Queen Victoria will be a
case of the finest imperial tokay.
This wine contains a great quantity
of phosphoric acid, and it is Won
derful tonic. 1t was Prince Al
berts invariable custom to drink one
glass Of tokay every day after dinner
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

The board of trustees of Wells female
college voted on the % that women
should have representation in the board
and Miss Helen F. Smith, the lady prin-
cipal, and Mrs. Frances F. Cleveland, an
alumnus, were unanimously chosen
trustees,
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

TIE meeting Of the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of Science will
be held in New York from August 10 to
August 16 Application has been made
to the principal railroad companies
throughout the country for reduced fares
for the benefit of those desiring to attend
the meeting, which promises to be the
most important ever held by the assocla-
ton.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE monster parade and mass-meeting
in Union Square, New York, on the even
ing of the 18th, in honor Of Dr. Nicely mn,
is said to have been one Of the largest
affairs of the kind ever witnessed IN the
city since the political parades of 1854
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

Ex-TREAsURER CONRAD N. JORDAN was
presented at Washington, on the night OF
the 18th, with magnificent silver punch
bowl by the employees Of the treasurer
Office of the Treasury Department
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

CAPTAIN JACK HUssEY, who was shot in
New York by a drunken policeman a
couple of weeks ago. died on the 2lst from
the effects of his wounds. He had res
cued more persons from drowning than
any man living.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE affairs Of the Fidelity Bank at Gin
cinnati grow worse as time and examina-
ton progresses The officers were again
arrested on the 22d.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THERE is good authority for renewing
again the statement frequently made
that the Pres ident has no present idea OF
calling an extra session of Congress
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

President CLEVELAND and wife have
written that they will participate in the
centennial exercises Of Clinton and the
seventv-ffth anniversary Of Hamilton
College on Wednesday, July 10.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

IT is reported from Constantinople that
Russia and France have notified Turkey
that if the convention with England con-
cerning Egypt is ratified, war will ensue'
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

WASHINGTON rumor credits Secretary
Endicott with an intention to Withdraw
from the Cabinet
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

THE Presid ent is represented as con-
templating a July jaunt. He IS also Salu
to be formulating plan OF tarln re-
vision to submit to congressional consld-
Grafton.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

Grafton.
, 1887-07-01

THE ..sUN,s" MoNoMANIA.

''Of course fraud should be con
demned, sententiously remarks the Sun,
two and two should make four, aud the
territory ought TO be opened to settlers.
There is no dispute on these points. They
are mere pllti'udes."
The principal trouble with the Sun is
its disposition to see only one side Of
every question under discussion and that
side, il is generally safe TO assert, is the
side the butter is On. 1t has harped so
long on the land question that it has
reached the stage ofmonomania. Day by
day it rings the changes on the same old
topic until by constant use it has become
so %attenuated as TO be no longer capable
of concealing the nakedness Of ideas. If
the Sun were entirely honest in its dis.
cussion of land matters why should it CT
deavor to make people believe that Wy
oming is an irreclaimable desert and thus
aid in dlscouraging emigration to the ter
utory, and, above all, why should it at
any time stoop to misrepresentation to
bolster up its case2 We all know that the
climatic conditions are peculiar in Wy
oming and that a great deal OF upland, at
the present stage of development, is prao.
tically vaiueless except for grazing pur-
poses, but there is a great deal of
valuable agricultural land in the territory,
and we cannot understand why a
newspaper with the interest Of
Wyoming honestly at heart, should
so persistentlY give emigration a
black eye.
THE LEADER is no apologist for the
actions OF Land Commissioner Sparks,
and whenever that nuch-abused official
does anything that may result harmfully
to the interest of the territory our protest
will be as vigorous and decided as any
that will emalate IRON the Sun. We
still, however, believe IN giving the devil
his due. The stringent methods of the
present administration have worked re
forms in many notorious abuses, and
while we think that positive injustice has
resulted in some individual cases, we still
earnestly believe the public good is better
conserved now than it was under the elias
tic methods pursued during Secretary
Teller's administration.